I bought this as a gift for my friend ru-vid.comUgkxcZqgZ8Ynkiz5n_LxIWRlAicuzmz5kCHG who is just starting out in the world of wood work. He loves it!! There is a great section on different wood and what to use for what kind of job and a similar section for tools as well. The projects in it are things you probably would have a go at with clear instructions, pictures, videos and diagrams throughout. Great for a beginner/amateur wood worker.
I'm not a skater, and I'm not a wood worker, but I stumbled on your channel and your charisma and editing and skills made me stay all the way through. You have a new sub and bell ringer right here buddy. Good luck with your move.
I used to skateboard alot when I was younger, and have disc golfed for going on 25 years. I would love a disc made out of old skates to hang on my wall. Would be two of my favorite this in one.
4:06 i dont think the commenter meant to "tell you what to do", more like telling you what we as viewers would be interested in viewing, as we all admire your creativity! Could be inspirational for us skaters if we could find something to repurpose our old griptapes;)
Gotta say, I absolutely love your music in between the bits. Really fits into your personality and mood. I'd buy one of these just to put up on my wall. Simply beautiful craftsmanship.
If I'm not mistaken, this is your third "skateboard out of skateboards" video. I've watched all of them and every one in between. You just keep getting better and better. This set looks beautiful! Good luck in the new shop! Thanks for sharing!
I used to make my own skateboards in high school woods class. Our shop teacher built us a wood steamer and jig setup for doing it. We carved out the shape (concaves) of a board onto a big chunk of wood, then glued/laminated pieces of Maple together for the plys. Clamped the laminated pieces to our shaped jig. Steamed the wood until it was moldable to the jig. Clamped it tight. Then after a couple days, take it off, cut out the shape on the band saw, router the edges. Sand it. Some people painted them. Some cleared them. I actually still have one that I kept around 20 years later!
When my old board got damaged, I added some lumber to it and use it as a base for moving items now. I can get 6 fence panels on it now and roll them home. Saves paying for delivery. Also I make stuff from pallets and love re-using wood that way. Love the skateboard!!
Dude you are a legend, an inspiration, and an icon. Your “hoooo!” shouts are life-giving. I can feel you struggling to stay positive in an what I’ve place in this video, but I know you will keep doing amazing things. Thank you!
man when he said he'd been sanding for hours, his hands were numb, and he was hot and had back pains, I could feel that. That sounds like real hard work no joke
Love your videos man! Super creative, and love all your ideas and the process is awesome! Inspiring me to get back into woodwork after total loss fire in 2012. Bought your knife scales for one of my slingshots, and you sent two sets! cant tell you how much I appreciate it! 🙏
I know the eviction and the drama with it has probably been stressful, but I’m glad you are getting a new place. I worried about how hot a shipping container would get while you were working in there. Low key would love to see some of veneer for sale on your website. I have a wooden case for my architecture tools that would look brilliant with a resurfacing.
I’m super curious about your next space! I’ve been inspired by your use of space in this one, and I’m building a 10x20 workshop in my backyard where I plan to use some of your layout and organization ideas. Keep up the awesome work!
I think the netting is to catch any excess glue/particulates from getting sucked up into the vacuum pump. We did the same thing when we did fiber glass/resin composites with a vacuum mold.
freakin gorgeous man. also anyone who buys one of those to skate doesn't get it. wall boards are important in the grand scheme of skate culture. keep creating dude
I was sat here thinking just how much time you poured into making these - And thought the price tag is actually a very good deal... Awesome work as always, good luck with the new shop!
Just a note to say, "I've never wondered why your stuff was so expensive!" I am a full-time artist/jewelry maker and ran my own cake business for 6 years. If you aren't in it for the 'love of the game'. You're going to be very disappointed!
Love love love your processes. Its fun to watch how you do what you do. Looking forward to your next shop. Sending positive vibes to help you along the way.
I used to recut old style decks to shapes I wanted. To get the rounded edges. I simply used to rub/sand the edges on a brick wall in between the bricks after getting the edge close on the sidewalk . Of course I would only do a deck every month or two.
I started to watch this man channel today June 9, 2021 at 9:30Am. I'm going to keep watching this man awesome wood working skills (Carpenter) intill tonight when I sleep. SK-8 or Die brother you make me want to play NES GAMES. 🤘
this guy needs more love my first vid I watched on his channel and I was thinking he had at least 1 mil subs but he didn't this guy should get more attention
You shared super content with us here.. thank you so so much.. maybe one day i will start a shop like your's Hi from Italy .. would love to see what Braille will do with those ..
I've used all the tools you used in your shop before. so far the only one I don't like using is the sander. Yes they're really nice but they're soo sensitive. I snapped a belt because my material I was sanding was 1mm too thick. Also good job on using the push pads. If you get a deeper blade for your bandsaw you'll get a straighter cut because it won't want to warp side to side when you're cutting. Looks sick good job!